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Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Another book blog, this one titled Black 'n Gold Girl's Book Spot gives a favorable review to I Serve. The reviewer writes:

"This author seems to know her stuff! Not only is the book rich in detail it also has a bit of romance, faith and incredible battle scenes! While reading I Serve I felt as if I were immersed in the French country side or participating in a joust or right in the thick of the Black Plague (ewww). This is really a great book for readers of historical fiction, I hope you enjoy it if you decide to check it out!"

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